Optimizing Islanded Microgrid Reliability with Demand Response-Driven Uncertainty Compensation
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Abstract
With the high penetration of renewable energy sources (RESs), the operation of microgrids (MGs) faces numerous challenges due to the uncertainty of RESs. Although MGs are often equipped with prediction models for RESs, accurately predicting the output power of RESs is impossible due to their inherently uncertain nature. This mismatch between power predictions and actual output directly affects the MG system’s reliability, particularly in islanded microgrids. Therefore, this study introduces a novel optimization framework to estimate and mitigate the uncertainty associated with RESs and enhance system reliability. The proposed framework consists of two primary stages. In the first stage, day-ahead scheduling is conducted to determine the optimal set-points for system components. In the second stage, a deep neural network-based uncertainty estimation model is introduced to identify disparities between forecasted and actual RES output power. Subsequently, a demand-response-based optimization model is presented to compensate for these disparities, ensuring the power balance within the MG system. This framework has the potential to substantially improve system reliability—72% for the tested case.
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